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    Zug is a fascinating word in German. Meanings range from "puff" (like a locomotive), to wanderer, to tractor as a verb. Appears in Zugvogel as migratory bird. In the senses of traveler, migration, one a bit lost, etc., I wonder if way back in the mists of language trees, Zug was related to the familiar-in-English Latinate prefix fug. As in fugitive.
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    A recondite selection perhaps, but the recordare of Salieri's requiem should not be missed
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    A favorite of lyricists and song stylists for decades
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    @Myr Great example sentence -- love it
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    The three or four would mean the 3rd or 4th hour of sunlight, as Romans divided the light and dark parts of the day into 12 equal "hours", which were not fixed. So 3 or 4 hours after sunrise might still be when many eat their breakfast nowadays
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    When is the writing tribute to Comicality planned? For April 2025? I have an idea bouncing around my noodle that I think he'd like
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    One of my favorite performances of Kuhlau
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    . . . peregrinate is prettier than obambulate . . . as I'm sure you'll agree
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    Meanwhile . . .
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    Tisk, tisk. Cops must have been in the wrong neighborhood
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    Chopin on the marimba https://youtu.be/v1st0-F3F2s?si=R1obtgMRGL52IfEE
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    By the way, if anyone is looking for something to read from the Historical Thriller category, Carême in Brighton currently has 33,000 views
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